Wellington Mission Settlement Under Strain and Criticism
Reports on Watson and other missionaries at Wellington Valley describe internal clashes, resettlements, and harsh judgments from officials. Observers note failed civilization aims, native dependence on food, and moral decay among settlers, with drought, waning support, and calls for new leadership.
Missionary Work at Wellington Concludes in Next Issue
The fourth instalment by James Jervis of the Royal Historical Society surveys missionary efforts at Wellington and the aborigines’ habits and customs. Read at the Wellington Historical Society meeting, it sparked wide interest and debate, with the conclusion to appear in the Times next instalment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
James Jervis
Royal Historical Society
Wellington Historical Society
Mission Station Conflict Forces Clergy Change in 1840
The Executive Council ordered Rev. William Watson to hand over Mission Station premises and goods to Rev. James Gunther and to leave. The Police Magistrate at Wellington was instructed to oversee the transfer and removal of Watson and associated aboriginal children, as Watson departed with many of them to continue his work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisbourne
Wellington ‘Valley
John Maughan
Maughan
Richard Taylor
Executive Council
Tne
Watson
Taylor
Gunther
Porter
William Watson
Wellington
James Gunther
Church Missionary Society
William ‘Watson
District wool sale report from Goldsbrough Mort on December 10
District wool offerings at the Goldsbrough Mort sale on December 10 include accounts from C. M. and VA Quirk Store Creek with AAA and AA consignments, J Petersen Mumbji and Smith and Chrystal Dripstone, plus H. B. Burnett Wellington and L. Weston with cross bred lots. Several entries show AAA classifications with varied d values and bin numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsbrough Mort
C. M
Quirk
Store Creek
J. Petersen
Smith and Chrystal
Dripstone
H. B. Burnett
Wellington
L. and
B. Weston
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Wellington Times
Uher
David F. Spring Pensing
Nonima Crescent, Wellin
L. G. Kew
Pierce St
Blue Mountains
Maughan ST
Mr. Cowper
Canton
London
Henry P. Gisbourne
J. Ness
Pierce Street
Nut Gems
Department OF Social Service
Pete
Joe
Meg
Maughan Street
Bell Howell
Solind
N. A. Hinds
Hone
Percy
Vanguard
Lionel Gray
Warne St